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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1962

Page

5

Winters High School Blizzard Band Begins Practice

Fifty five band members attended the first pre school practice at the band hall directed by Robert R. Gans. More members are expected after vacations as the group will practice four evenings weekly 6 30 to 9 p m. The band plans a strong football season showing.

Robert R. Gans Gans Wintersand Jeryl Elliott Jerry Sneed Mary Young Tamara Gans Miss Gans Miss Young Barbara Baldwin Russell Bedford Judy Matthews Jeannie Hood Joanie Fuller

Crenshaw Involved In Front Street Collision

Crenshaw sustained a laceration behind the right ear and head injuries after a traffic accident in front of 507 Tinkle Street. The parked Speer car was knocked onto the lawn between a utility pole and another vehicle, with substantial damage to the Speer car. Crenshaw runs an auto repair shop in Winters and was inspecting a Mercury when the collision occurred.

Tinkle Street Speer Crenshaw Winters Mercury

Football season ticket policy and game start times

The district sets 7 30 p m for conference games and 8 p m for non conference games. Reserved seats cover all home games including Mason on September 14 Brady on September 21 Ham lin on October 26 Anson on November 9 Bal linger on November 16.

Mason Brady Hamlin Anson Ballinger

Norton School Opens 62 63 Term August 28

Norton Rural High School will start the 1962 63 year Tuesday August 28 with a full faculty. Superintendent H B Porter announced increased enrollment brings one more teacher and a cooperative vocational agriculture program with Talpa. Holidays include Thanksgiving Christmas district meeting Good Friday and a six week grading cycle dates. Graduation set for May 16 with final exams May 17.

Norton Rural High School H. B. Porter Supt. Porter Norton TSTA

Winters Library Sets Dr Seuss Toys on Display

Jaycee Ettes donated a Dr Seuss book to Winters Public Library in Mayor Harvey Janes name. The display features animal replicas from Seuss books including The Birthday Bird from Happy Birthday to You. The library invites children to visit during hours and more than 2400 books have been issued locally since June 1.

Winters Jaycee Ettes Winters Public Library Dr. Seuss Myra Glover Jaycee-Ettes Harvey Dale Jane

Nelms Family Reunion Held in Winters City Hall

A Nelms family reunion gathered at Winters City Hall on Sunday drawing members from New Home Meadow Waco Merkel Arlington Albuquerque Abilene Plainview Brownwood and Weldon among others. Attendees included extended family members such as Oscar Lowery Burnell Nie man Bob McClelland Clar ence Torrence Forrest James Bud Hogan M S Donica and more.

Nelms City Hall Oscar Lowery Burnell New Home Clarence Nieman Meadow Bob McClelland Debra Waco James Torrence Dorothy Merkel T. H. James Melvin Johnny Arlington Forrest James Karen Albuquerque N. M B. R. Kirkland Sara Lou Suzanne Dawn Abilene Bud Hogan Plainview M. S. Donica Brownwood Winford Hogan Mark Mike Clyde Billy Burton Vivian Bubba W. L. Burton David Tommy Ed Donica Larry Gregg J. H. James M. H. Hogan Weldon Judy John James Pamela Bedford Nona Davidson F. D. McCoy Bill Millorn Truett Smith Jake Smith Winers

Runnels County Farm Bureau Barbecue Slated for August 23

The annual Farm Bureau barbecue in Ballinger will start at 6 p.m. on August 23 at Ballinger city park with a queen contest at 8 p.m. Contest entrants include Deanna Kozelsky Winters Sharon Denson Wilmeth Betty Jost Rowena Carolyn Hohensee Miles Oleen Priem Ballinger Jamie Frey Olsen Carolyn Wiley Ballinger Marcene Pritchard Wingate. Judges are Cynthia Dillin Jim Eaton and Henry Wolff Jr. Last year's queen Shirley Ehrig will crown the 1962 winner. crown bearer is Ronda Berhart and escort Paul C. Gerhardt Jr. A tractor contest begins at 3 p.m. on the Armory parking lot, with entries due by August 16.

Runnels County Farm Bureau Ballinger Deanna Kozelsky Winters Sharon Denson Wilmeth Betty Jost Rowena Carolyn Hohensee Miles Oleen Priem Janie Frey Olsen Carolyn Wiley Marcene Pritchard Wingate Cynthia Dillin Tom Green County Jim Eaton Henry Wolff Jr Abilene Shirley Ehrig Ronda Berhart Paul Gerhart Paul C. Gerhardt Jr Farm Bureau National Guard Armory

Police Seek Driver After Hit and Run In Winters

Police hunt for driver of a 1956 or 57 station wagon who fled after striking four year old Raymond E. Blake, son of Mr and Mrs R G Blake, in Winters. The boy received burns from exhaust and minor injuries but was treated and released.

Winters Raymond E. Blake R. G. Blake Joe Stevens Blake E. Dale

Mayo Couple Visits in Lubbock and Levelland

Mr and Mrs Dick Mayo and Mrs Charles Matthies spent the weekend in Lubbock and Levelland visiting with the Bailey R Mayos

Lubbock Dick Mayo Charles Matthies Levelland Bailey R. Mayos

Mayo announce birth of son in Lubbock

Mr and Mrs Bailey Mayo announce the arrival of a son on August 1 in Lubbock. The baby has been named Mike. The Mayos recently moved to Levelland where he works for the U S government as a soil conservationist.

Bailey Mayo Lubbock Mike Mayos Levelland U. S

Gibbs couple move to Abilene for Draughon’s College

Mr and Mrs Connie Mac Gibbs relocated this week to Abilene. They plan to enroll in Draughon s Business College and pursue studies there.

Abilene Connie Mac Gibbs Draughon’s Business College

Visitor from Abilene Stays With Deike Family

Mrs. Stanley Canada of Abilene visited Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Deike. The item notes a reflection on happiness and desire, urging clarity of wants.

Abilene Stanley Canada Fritz Deike

However humble our work may be it offers our greatest immediate opportunity

The phrase underscores a cautious assessment of effort, suggesting modest tasks hold the best chance to advance or gain leverage in the near term. It frames progress as achievable through disciplined, incremental improvements.

Unclear names in a fragmentary social note

Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Bob McClelland Debra and Mrs J A McClelland with references to homes and Winters. The readable material is too incomplete to determine a clear event, date, or full names for a coherent summary.

Bob McClelland Debra J. A. McCllland Blinger Bill Maniorn Winters

Baker Couple and Frances Boyd Spend Weekend at Parents

In Baker home Mr and Mrs Vey Baker and Frances Boyd spent the week end in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Baker.

Vey Baker Frances Boyd Joe Baker

Mrs Baker Attends 50th Anniversary in Lockney

Mr and Mrs Joe Baker attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs T B Mitchel in Lockney on Sunday. They visited relatives in Lubbock before returning home.

Lockney Joe Baker T. B.° .Mitchel Lubbock

Wright to Receive BA at Summer Commencement

James Campbell Wright will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree at summer commencement exercises on the campus at eight o clock. A Winters high school graduate, he is the son of E P Wright and specializes in history.

James Campbell Wright Winters High School E. P. Wright

Ordinary People Find No Difference Between Men

A brief reflection notes that everyone can improve at work and that ordinary persons perceive no distinction among men, highlighting universal potential in any job.

Nothing more beautiful than a healthy wise old man

Classified Ads Get Results. This brief note hints at timeless appeal and practical power of old age wisdom in everyday life.

Visit of Mr and Mrs Ton to Mrs Bro and Mrs Jerry

Mr and Mrs Ton visit at the home of Mrs J F Bro and Mrs Jerry Ger with their daughters Pat and others.

Patton J. F. Bro Jerryger

Lee Home Visit Mention Incomplete clipping

Fragmentary text notes a visit to Mrs Johnonie tonio after a stay in the Lee residence. The scant lines offer no clear date, location, or event details to establish a full news item.

Lee Home Johnonie Tonio Ly Id Lee

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